From renting/buying the tools you need to do it yourself to having an experienced Allfasteners rep come to site to perform pull test, Allfasteners has pull testing services to suit any project.
Onsite pull tests are designed to find the resistance of the base materials you are working with – so you can determine the right anchor for your project. Whether the material is concrete, terracotta, hollow brick or any of the many other substrates pull tests are the best way to test your anchors to failure.
Pull Tests are typically conducted for one of these reasons:
Test load resistance to ensure the design is safe and up to quality standards.
Find out the unknown load resistance of the base materials.
Don’t need help conducting a pull test? But need the tools to do so? Check out our Hydrajaws line of pull testers and accessories. For decades, Hydrajaws® has developed portable tension testers to check for the crucial holding force of anchors and other fixtures in construction materials.
Whether you require medium-duty or heavy-duty equipment for your next pull test, Allfasteners range of Hydrajaws® Pull Testers has you covered.
Get Allfasteners to Conduct a Test
Need help with the pull test? Check out how Allfasteners can come to site with the recommended anchors and perform the pull test for you with our onsite pull testing service.
The best thing about pull tests is that they can be conducted during the construction of the project or after installation – so you don’t have to worry about missing your opportunity.
Want to Inquire About Our Pull Testing Services?
If you have questions about Allfasteners pull testing equipment or our services, feel free to contact one of our representatives via phone or email.
More Information Regarding The Importance of Pull Tests
The list of benefits that come from conducting a pull test on anchors, threaded rod or other fasteners on the jobsite is endless. Read more about how pull tests can affect your projects performance and other related topics surrounding pull tests.
The Importance of Pull Testing
For anchor bolts, eyebolts, scaffolding and threaded rod embedment, the best way to test the fasteners strength and durability is by performing a pull test.
